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One of the most important requirements to reach the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is the sincere struggle of the world’s leading economies to protect and develop the earth, the global ecological system, the climate, and the environment. The preservation of all the riches of the global ecological system and the efficient use of … Read more

759 million people, 1 in 10 worldwide, do not have access to electricity and the opportunities it brings for enhancing their quality of life. A total of 2.6 billion people, a third of the world’s population, still do not have access to safe, clean sources of energy and technologies for essential activities like cooking or … Read more

New data from analytics firm TransitionZero reports that switching from coal to clean energy is cheaper than using gas as a transition element between those energy sources. Energy production and the way it’s used by humans is the leading cause of climate change. According to the EPA, electricity and heat production along with other energy … Read more

Leaders will gather at the first face-to-face Davos in more than two years and – despite a backdrop of countless recent crises, including a global pandemic – the event will focus much of its agenda on sustainability. However, it is clear that these crises have transformed the way sustainability is perceived – in Davos and … Read more

For the past few years, the use of the term “Green Economy” has increased and has, e.g., been used by the UN, heads of state, the EU, and OECD to explain the nexus between sustainability, economics, and the environment. A transition towards a Green Economy is precisely what is needed to achieve multiple Sustainable Development … Read more

Over the last decade or so, we have seen increasing concern for our collective environmental impact as a society, and pressure for us to make real strides towards creating a greener, more environmentally just world. This is not an issue of any single nation, generation or demographic, but a concern shared worldwide. An online survey … Read more

Organizations across every industry are increasingly expected to proactively review existing business models and processes that have a direct impact on the environment. As said by a report published by Waste 360, many organizations have relied on a linear economy approach, extracting resources from the environment to manufacture and sell goods to customers. While this … Read more

Until recently, companies and consumers didn’t consider what happened to products after they were sold. A possible answer to that behavior could be that producers made sure consumers saw as little waste as possible to sustain a buying cycle. But you can only hide the truth for so long. People have grown frustrated with the … Read more

The disposal of e-waste is a common problem among those who want to recycle conscious. Figuring out how to dispose of it is hard and just throwing it in the trash is not only harmful to the environment, but it also might be against the law depending on what you need to dispose of. However, … Read more

One common mistake when consumers buy new cell phones is not having an idea of what to do next with the device they won’t use. Either they sidelined a phone that probably had some life left in it, and didn’t recycle the old one right away so that it would have a better chance of … Read more